Cyber Command personnel reportedly face increasing workplace stress amid the Iran war and AI competition
US Cyber Command is scrutinizing an unusually high number of deaths by suicide among personnel over a month-long period this summer, Bloomberg has reported.
As many as five people who worked in or closely interacted with the command took their own lives between early June and early July, the outlet wrote on Thursday, citing internal military communications, public records, and interviews with people familiar with the matter.
The succession of deaths reportedly led Cyber Command to classify the incidents as a so-called “suicide cluster,” a Pentagon term for suicides occurring closer together than normal that...
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